In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work. David Teniers the Younger depicted a "Guardroom with" these in one work, and it's not a horse, but George Stubbs painted a "Green" one of these. One of these is operated on in James Ensor's The Vile Vivisectors, and
In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work. David Teniers the Younger depicted a "Guardroom with" these in one work, and it's not a horse, but George Stubbs painted a "Green" one of these. One of these is operated on in James Ensor's The Vile Vivisectors, and they appear in Henri Rousseau's (*) The Merry Jesters. Niccolo Boldrini created a work after Titian's satirizing of the Laocoon Group in which these creatures appear, and one of these appears on a leash in a pointillist work. For 10 points, identify this jungle animal appearing in Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grand Jatte, as well as in a self-portrait by Frida Kahlo.
In Vasari's Lives, it is reported that one of these creatures was taught by a student of Rosso Fiorentino to steal grapes and fruits and destroyed a priest's garden, and Thomas Rowlandson created depictions of their "faces" in a work.
{monkeys} [accept {apes} until {Thomas Rowlandson}]